Bihar: Prashant Kishor takes a jibe at Sushil Modi, says Deputy CM's chronology is clear
Bihar: Prashant Kishor takes a jibe at Sushil Modi, says Deputy CM's chronology is clear
Janata Dal-United leader and poll strategist Prashant Kishor on Saturday launched an attack on Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and BJP leader Sushil Modi and said Modi's chronology is clear.
Kishor's comment came, days after the BJP criticized him and another senior JDU leader Pavan Kumar Varma calling them ungrateful.
The war of words on Twitter exchange has again revealed deepening breaches between the two leaders in Bihar.
Taking to Twitter Kishor targetting the BJP leader wrote: "There is no substitute to Sushil Modi in giving certificate to people. Earlier, he used to speak on camera about Nitish Kumar, now he has been made the deputy CM. He is giving a written certificate. His chronology is clear."
Kishor tweeted the sharp attack on Modi sharing an old clipping of Modi, in which Modi was seen criticizing Nitish Kumar.
In the video, Modi slams Nitish and claims that Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has the DNA of betraying people.
"Nitish is not Bihar and Bihar is not Nitish. Betraying someone is in the DNA of Nitish Kumar and it is not the DNA of Bihar. He has betrayed the mandate of people by breaking the 17-year-old alliance with the BJP. He betrayed George Fernandes, Lalu Yadav, Jitan Ram Manjhi," Sushil Modi had tweeted.
Worth mentioning here, Senior JDU leader Verma on January 21 wrote a letter to CM Nitish Kumar questioning him about his 'political ideology' on the newly enacted Citizenship Amendment Act(CAA), National Register of Citizens(NRC) and National Population Register(NRP).
He had also alleged that in a private conversation, Nitish spoke against the top BJP leadership and said that BJP is out to destroy the institutions of the country. This has sparked the war of words between the leaders of the two parties.
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